Jabari McGhee to WKU

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BruinVol said:
Disagree

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@zach_greenwell: Obviously this situation is fluid. But my latest information this afternoon is zeroing in #WKU's search on Dennis Felton and Rick Stansbury.
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Gimme Rick all day over Felton. I believe Rick is also a KY native. Had more success than Felton ever did in the SEC.
 
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buzz4tennessee said:
Then, is it ok for another school in the NCAA to offer him a head coaching job? If not, why not?
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The uncertainty.
It's all a part of the NCAA's incompetence.
UnC is competing for a NC. What penalties if any are awaiting them?
Instead of self penalizing, should universities and coaches stand up to them, brandishing the middle digit?

If schools are willing to destroy themselves as ours has, why do we need more penalties? Or Maybe Bruce's was the last of the great NCAA f###### jobs.
 
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It would be much better for Tyndall and his family if the NCAA would get on with the case and dish out a penalty. It's time for all parties to be able to move on with their lives.

If there is not enough to warrant a penalty, then be big enough to admit that there was an error of judgement. This may be the reason that this is taking so long to decide. The NCAA may be afraid that they are liable for an expensive settlement, not to mention what UT may have to fork out.

It is ridiculous, as well as immoral, to keep this case open any longer!
 
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buzz4tennessee said:
It would be much better for Tyndall and his family if the NCAA would get on with the case and dish out a penalty. It's time for all parties to be able to move on with their lives.

If there is not enough to warrant a penalty, then be big enough to admit that there was an error of judgement. This may be the reason that this is taking so long to decide. The NCAA may be afraid that they are liable for an expensive settlement, not to mention what UT may have to fork out.

It is ridiculous, as well as immoral, to keep this case open any longer!
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Doesn't matter he isn't going to get a head coaching job offered anyway. Maybe South Dakota State School of the blind or something. He's been in trouble everywhere he's been. (minus his less than 12 month stint here which would have eventually happened)
 
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Stoked said:
Doesn't matter he isn't going to get a head coaching job offered anyway. Maybe South Dakota State School of the blind or something. He's been in trouble everywhere he's been. (minus his less than 12 month stint here which would have eventually happened)
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You have a right to YOUR OPINION, but let's face it, it's just your opinion. That is not what I am saying here. He should have the opportunity of trying for whatever he wants to try for, even if it is equipment manager for Bethune Cookman University.

If the NCAA does not mete out a punishment, then he may become the punisher and punish them along with us.
 
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Agreed that the NCAA timeframe on this has gone long enough.

I was told he was supposed to have a hearing back a few months ago and I have no idea if that happened or why it didn't.

NCAA needs to get on with it
 
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BruinVol said:
Agreed that the NCAA timeframe on this has gone long enough.

I was told he was supposed to have a hearing back a few months ago and I have no idea if that happened or why it didn't.

NCAA needs to get on with it
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I think the NCAA was too quick in launching an investigation based on what they were told by a disgruntled former assistant to CDT. They should have first investigated the employee to see if he was valid or if he was a "loon".

It seems as though they may now find their investigation has gone too far and don't know how to get out of it gracefully. This may become a real mess b4 it is all over.
 
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[B said:
Dallasbowlin;12499428]]Tyndall did a better job[/B], but Barnes is the better coach by default.
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This is all that needs to be said. If it had not been for the players that Barnes inherited, he would have had a much more miserable record.
 
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buzz4tennessee said:
This is all that needs to be said. If it had not been for the players that Barnes inherited, he would have had a much more miserable record.
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I think 15-19 is pretty miserable. Good logic there. Thank God Barnes got Tyndall's leftovers, otherwise they might have finished with 11 wins.
 
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LittleCat said:
I think 15-19 is pretty miserable. Good logic there. Thank God Barnes got Tyndall's leftovers, otherwise they might have finished with 11 wins.
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Barnes did not know how to coach the guys that Tyndall brought in. We'll see after he has only his guys.
 
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The 'I din't know' defense, seems to have worked for Brown(cept they proved he lied) and Pitino. Maybe it has worked for tyndall also.
 
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